UK crypto advocates push back on exchange transfer restrictions, say banks are ‘choking off’ adoption
Industry groups say roughly 40% of UK crypto transactions are blocked or restricted by banks, as they push to ease restrictions.
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Industry groups say roughly 40% of UK crypto transactions are blocked or restricted by banks, as they push to ease restrictions.
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